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guerrilla warfare
(redirected from Guerrilla fighter)

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Military and paramilitary operations conducted in enemy-held or hostile territory by irregular, predominantly indigenous forces. Also called GW. See also unconventional warfare.
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guerrilla warfare n → guerriglia
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In a sign of the times the de-activated assault rifle, the choice of terrorists and guerrilla fighters worldwide, was sold to weapons enthusiast David McMullan for pounds 340.
TOUCH OF KALASH by The Mirror (London, England)
Aa Talabani, a former guerrilla fighter who battled Saddam's army, said he believed the PKK was coming around to the idea of accepting the overtures from the Turkish government.
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Overnight from Thursday to Friday, Russian forces launched an operation to flush out two guerrilla fighters, holed up in a deserted house in the village of Kerla-Urt in Chechnya's Groznensky district.
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